COVID-19 vulnerability and the socially disadvantaged

19:15 • 1329 • Equitable access to COVID-19 vaccination: a qualitative interview study and scoping review of migrant and ethnic minority communities > A. Anna DEAL (Ashwell) 19:25 • 1389 • Factors influencing COVID-19 and routine vaccination uptake in migrants and implications for vaccine delivery and response: a systematic review and participatory workshops with migrant community leaders > A. Alison F CRAWSHAW (London) 19:35 • 3644 • A multifaceted approach to provide the equitable delivery of COVID-19 vaccines in the black community > J. Jacinda ABDUL-MUTAKABBIR (Redlands) 19:45 • 944 • Disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on migrant populations in high-income countries: a systematic review and in-depth qualitative study > S. Sally E HAYWARD (London) 19:55 • 1480 • Sociodemographic disparities in knowledge, practices and ability to comply with COVID-19 public health measures in Canada > G. Gabrielle BRANKSTON (Guelph) 20:05 • 2314 • Gender disparities in COVID-19 vaccinations in the state of Michigan: identifying public health initiatives to improve vaccine uptake > S. Seema JOSHI (Royal Oak) 20:15 • 3726 • COVID-19: vulnerability of indigenous people versus brazilian population > J. Juliane VISMARI DE OLIVEIRA (São Paulo) 20:25 • INT22 • Q&A/Discussion